Jeremy Albert @JeremyAlbert20

@chelskireject At least that pool has water in it !! Your Torquay one wouldn't have passed elf and safety !!

The easiest way to fix the 48-team World Cup format: Group winners go straight to the Round of 16. Second-placed teams play third-placed teams in a playoff round for the remaining spots. That way, winning your group actually means something, and the format still keeps the drama. It really isn’t that complicated.

🇳🇱 On this day, in 1988, Marco van Basten scored one of the most memorable goals of all time in the EURO final! 🏆

Happy 😊 😃 😀 😄 Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 General!!!! I hope you have a wonderful day... special. You changed the history of our club... the most successful manager apart from Bill. A real pleasure to have played for such a wonderful man. 78 to 84... gold years. Big Big hug. COYS

This is brilliant. David Taylor MP dismantling Gaza bullies Ayoub Khan MP and Shockat Adam MP during the utterly pointless debate on the “Pro-Israel influence on UK politics and democracy” petition. Ayoub Khan has taken £40k from the International Centre of Justice for Palestinians and £6k from Qatar i.e. the Muslim lobby.

@HeidiBachram @LordIanAustin I think they are crying as they have been offered jobs and have reluctantly had to accept !!

Interesting that the best Scottish defender is Dumfries and he plays for Holland !! #worldcup

Humbled to attend #NovaExhibition on Friday & meet organisers & survivors of cowardly attacks by #Hamas terrorist on 7/10/2023. I encourage everyone to visit & see at first hand horrors of the attack on young people who had gathered to dance & listen to music #WeWillDanceAgain

Some British Jews feel they would be safer in Israel than in the UK, and the rabid Islamoleft illustrated today exactly why Jews have such fears. An event is underway in a north London synagogue, to help British Jews who might want to buy property in Israel, as a step towards moving there. The Islamoleft response has been to spend the week trying to get the event cancelled. This is part of their usual playbook, to seek to isolate Israel. They try to brand anything remotely connected to Israel as 'genocidal', to create confusion and deter anyone from supporting the Jewish state. But this week their tactic took a darker turn. Numerous MPs and even London's mayor, rallied to support their anti-Semitic agenda. This is a significant development in the growth of anti-Semitism, and is why it was so important for us to be in Edgware today, to show solidarity with the Jewish community.

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These thugs fractured the spine of Sgt Kate Evans, who spoke in court of the medical and emotional trauma she still lives with. Prison is where they belong. Unlike Zack Polanski, I want serious consequences for anyone who attacks police officers risking their lives to protect us.

Zack Polanski @ZackPolanski

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Gut wrenching to see four young people jailed for direct action against an arms supplier to Israel. Years in prison for protesting to save lives in Gaza, with 'terrorism' used despite no jury convicting them of it. A truly dangerous attack on the right to protest.

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I find the world today completely incomprehensible. What’s wrong is right. What’s evil is good. And common sense is certainly not common. A barbaric terrorist group attacks a country, savagely raping, murdering and kidnapping. They videotape the event, sharing it with the world. They are treated like heroes in the community. Their parents tell them how “proud” they are of them. And millions of people around the world take to the streets to support them, denying their atrocities, and calling them “freedom fighters”. People claim the attack never happened, despite the videos. Denied it in part and whole. Says the target country did it themselves. And people believe the lies. The agency tasked with supporting the people of Gaza is proven to have had complicity in the attacks, and some countries continue to fund it. And then the agency received a nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize. Facts are being twisted and lies have become truth. A country that welcomes people of any faith and background is called apartheid. By nations that truly are apartheid. A country that is the target of a genocidal attack is then accused of genocide when it responds. And the attackers are hailed as heroes. History is being rewritten on a daily basis to support the narratives that will incite the most hate. And people believe. Politicians openly support the terrorist organization. University professors teach the false narratives. Unions take a stance, ostracizing its members on the other side. With zero repercussions. Hate is exploding in every facet of our society. Openly. Unabashed. Without fear of consequences. Businesses are refusing service based on religion. People are being physically attacked based on religion. The frequency and ferocity is increasing daily. Respectful, law-abiding societies are becoming lawless at an alarming rate. People are afraid to freely practice their religion. Or sometimes to even leave their homes. The world has been convinced of mistruths for decades. Slowly. Steadily. Propaganda has turned the Palestinians into victims of Israel and Zionism, using lies and playing into people’s wokeness, virtual signalling and inherent hate. And people believe. And it enabled the perfect storm for the fuse that was ignited on Oct 7, that has completely turned our world on its head. Good will prevail. At some point, the evil will be destroyed, and the world will right itself. The cost will likely be huge. On both sides. And will the world learn anything from this? Probably not. Because this isn’t the first time. And yet here we are. Again.

@NeilRands @ElmslieEnder @England Tupelo - Birthplace of Elvis! Enjoy Another point - too many club shirts on display , it's a big no no with England. I am presuming it's American fans ??

@matthewdmarsden Segregation could be a bit tricky !!!!

@PaulRumens3w It's the hat !! Best seller and stops my head burning in the Sun !! If only it had the clubs name on it !!!

Lanzarote Stones !! #stonesontour

@chelskireject Would you like to be my agent abroad !! You have the right CV for the job !!

For years, we've been told Hamas is "resistance." A new UN report documents something different: hundreds of documented cases of brutal torture and executions of Palestinians, including children, by Hamas itself. Please listen, follow, and share. open.spotify.com/episode/1ZCsrh…

Airports need two lanes: one for people who’ve traveled before, and one for folks who are clearly experiencing their first day on Earth.

I grew up in a Hezbollah stronghold in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley. Israel was not a country in my education. It was a crime. A wound kept open on purpose. Every funeral, every slogan, every sermon pointed in the same direction: there, across the border, is the source of your suffering. Believe it. Repeat it. Pass it on. I believed it. I repeated it. For years. Then I moved to France. And I met Jews. Not the abstraction. Not the enemy. People. Neighbors. Colleagues. And the collision between what I had been taught and what I was seeing in front of me was so violent — so intellectually embarrassing — that I had no honest choice but to start over. To read. To ask. To dismantle, brick by brick, everything I had been given as truth. What I found on the other side of that dismantling was not just the absence of hatred. It was something I had not expected: admiration. Let me be precise about what I am defending and what I am not. I am not defending every Israeli policy. I am not defending any government unconditionally. I am not asking anyone to check their critical faculties at the door. I am defending what Israel is. What it represents. What it has built, against every conceivable pressure, in a region that has largely failed its own people. Israel is a democracy in a neighborhood of autocracies. It is a state governed by law in a region where law is routinely weaponized against citizens. It is a country where Arabs sit in parliament, where women lead, where dissent is not a death sentence. It is imperfect — as every democracy is — but it is genuinely, structurally different from everything surrounding it. That difference is not incidental. It is the point. The so-called Palestinian cause, as it is prosecuted today, is not a national liberation movement. I say this not to dismiss Palestinian suffering; suffering is real, and real people pay its price. I say it because the infrastructure of the “cause” — its funders, its ideologues, its loudest champions — has never been interested in Palestinian statehood. It has been interested in Jewish elimination. Look at who built the movement’s international architecture. Look at the 1997 Tehran OIC summit, where the language of “apartheid” was first systematically attached to Israel, not by Palestinians, but by the Iranian regime, for export. Look at Durban. Look at who profits when the conflict continues and who loses when it resolves. The answer is never the Palestinian family in Gaza. The answer is always the regime, the militia, the ideological infrastructure that needs the wound open. The Palestinian cause, as it functions on the world stage today, is a tool of an anti-western civilizational project. Its goal is not a state alongside Israel. Its goal is a world without Israel, and, by extension, a world where the values Israel represents are defeated. Liberal democracy. Jewish self-determination. The idea that a small people can survive, build, and insist on their own dignity against the will of those who would erase them. When western progressives march under that banner, they are not marching for freedom. They are marching for the annihilation of the only thing in the Middle East that resembles what they claim to value. I came to Judaism slowly, the way you come to something true, not in a rush, but in accumulation. It was not the politics that moved me first. It was the texts. The insistence, running through thousands of years of Jewish thought, that the human being is created in the image of G-d, and that this is not a metaphor but an obligation. An obligation to see the other. To argue. To question. To hold power accountable, including your own. I had grown up in a culture where the highest virtue was submission. To the leader, the militia, the narrative. Judaism confronted me with the opposite proposition… Read the rest of the essay on my Facebook page.